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This document summarizes Matthew Weber's presentation on the evolution of news media from an organizational perspective. It discusses how organizations adapt internally and form external connections, like hyperlinks, to compete for resources and survive during disruptive periods. The formation of ties through hyperlinks can positively impact an organization's long-term survival. It also notes that hyperlinks serve to establish public relationships between organizations and should lower mortality rates for newspapers. The implications are that longitudinal studies of digital behaviors can provide insight on how strategy impacts organizational transformation and survival over time, especially for information-based organizations.
Benchmarking the Privacy-Preserving People SearchDaqing He
This document discusses benchmarking privacy-preserving people search. Social match is important in people search because tighter social similarity makes it easier to connect people. However, privacy is a big concern with people search using social networks due to users opting out of sharing information or providing incomplete data. The research aims to obtain a privacy-preserving social network by simulating with public coauthor networks. Both global and local network features are important for people search performance, and accounting for privacy concerns in these features can significantly impact search results. The local network feature, relating to direct connections, has more influence than global features relating to whole network propagation.
Social network plays a fundamental role as a medium for the spread of INFLUENCE among its members. As part of this research, estimates for influence between individuals were presented.
Woodland Owner Networks and Peer-to-Peer LearningEli Sagor
This document discusses woodland owner networks and peer-to-peer learning. It outlines current projects exploring how woodland owners share information through social networks, including egocentric network analysis and qualitative case studies. The benefits of peer networks are explained, such as serving as a preferred information source. Structural network theory concepts are reviewed that can help understand information diffusion through networks, like network density and centrality. Roles to support peer learning are proposed, such as organizing learning spaces and moderating information sharing.
A brief introduction to network theory which introduces my COMM 620 MBA class to three different strands of research explaining the context within which digital tools are used.
This document provides an introduction to social network analysis (SNA), including its origins in social science and mathematics. SNA focuses on relationships between individuals, groups, or institutions rather than attributes of individuals. It represents social structures as networks and uses graph theory concepts to analyze them. SNA is useful for understanding information flow, identifying influential individuals, and improving network effectiveness. The document discusses key SNA concepts like networks, tie strength, central players, and network cohesion.
Not fudging nudges: What Internet law can teach regulatory scholarshipChris Marsden
Paris GIGARTS Prosumer Law: Behavioural or ‘nudge’ regulation has become the flavour of the decade since Thaler and Sunstein’s eponymous monograph. The use of behavioural psychology insights to observe changes in regulated outcomes from the ‘bounded rational’ choices of consumers has been commonplace in Internet regulation since 1998, driven by co-regulatory interactions between governments, companies and users (or ‘prosumers’ as the European Commission terms us). Nudging was so familiar to Internet regulatory scholars in the late 1990s that it came to be termed the leading example of the ‘new Chicago School’ by Lessig (1998), recognising imperfect information, bounded rationality and thus less than optimal user responses to competition remedies, driven by insights from the Internet’s architecture and Microsoft’s dominance of computer platform architecture. Thus recent ‘nudge’ concerns by regulatory scholars and competition lawyers echo 1990s concerns by Internet regulation specialists. It is a mark of Internet regulation’s specialisation in Europe, and mainstream regulation and competition law’s failure to fully absorb the insights of that scholarship, that in 2016 the debate surrounding nudges and privacy affecting competition outcomes has yet to reinvent the 1990s wheel of nudge limitations. Learning their Internet regulatory history can help competition and regulation scholars not repeat the lessons of the 1990s Microsoft case. The competition and regulatory aspect of attempts to direct user and market behaviour are a key empirical perspective for regulatory scholars. The Internet is a network and a real-time laboratory for the distribution and manipulation of information, which is why it is unsurprising that the adaption of that information to affect user behaviour has been a commonplace online throughout the history of the Internet.
This document discusses the impact of the internet on political parties and elections. It examines the Dean and Obama presidential campaigns' use of online tools, finding that Dean pioneered internet fundraising and meetups while Obama extensively used social media and small donations. Studies show more people got political information online in 2008 and participation in social networks increased, though worries of extremism also grew. While the internet's potential for more distributed power has not fully materialized, parties have adapted to using it for their advantages.
This document summarizes Matthew Weber's presentation on the evolution of news media from an organizational perspective. It discusses how organizations adapt internally and form external connections, like hyperlinks, to compete for resources and survive during disruptive periods. The formation of ties through hyperlinks can positively impact an organization's long-term survival. It also notes that hyperlinks serve to establish public relationships between organizations and should lower mortality rates for newspapers. The implications are that longitudinal studies of digital behaviors can provide insight on how strategy impacts organizational transformation and survival over time, especially for information-based organizations.
Benchmarking the Privacy-Preserving People SearchDaqing He
This document discusses benchmarking privacy-preserving people search. Social match is important in people search because tighter social similarity makes it easier to connect people. However, privacy is a big concern with people search using social networks due to users opting out of sharing information or providing incomplete data. The research aims to obtain a privacy-preserving social network by simulating with public coauthor networks. Both global and local network features are important for people search performance, and accounting for privacy concerns in these features can significantly impact search results. The local network feature, relating to direct connections, has more influence than global features relating to whole network propagation.
Social network plays a fundamental role as a medium for the spread of INFLUENCE among its members. As part of this research, estimates for influence between individuals were presented.
Woodland Owner Networks and Peer-to-Peer LearningEli Sagor
This document discusses woodland owner networks and peer-to-peer learning. It outlines current projects exploring how woodland owners share information through social networks, including egocentric network analysis and qualitative case studies. The benefits of peer networks are explained, such as serving as a preferred information source. Structural network theory concepts are reviewed that can help understand information diffusion through networks, like network density and centrality. Roles to support peer learning are proposed, such as organizing learning spaces and moderating information sharing.
A brief introduction to network theory which introduces my COMM 620 MBA class to three different strands of research explaining the context within which digital tools are used.
This document provides an introduction to social network analysis (SNA), including its origins in social science and mathematics. SNA focuses on relationships between individuals, groups, or institutions rather than attributes of individuals. It represents social structures as networks and uses graph theory concepts to analyze them. SNA is useful for understanding information flow, identifying influential individuals, and improving network effectiveness. The document discusses key SNA concepts like networks, tie strength, central players, and network cohesion.
Not fudging nudges: What Internet law can teach regulatory scholarshipChris Marsden
Paris GIGARTS Prosumer Law: Behavioural or ‘nudge’ regulation has become the flavour of the decade since Thaler and Sunstein’s eponymous monograph. The use of behavioural psychology insights to observe changes in regulated outcomes from the ‘bounded rational’ choices of consumers has been commonplace in Internet regulation since 1998, driven by co-regulatory interactions between governments, companies and users (or ‘prosumers’ as the European Commission terms us). Nudging was so familiar to Internet regulatory scholars in the late 1990s that it came to be termed the leading example of the ‘new Chicago School’ by Lessig (1998), recognising imperfect information, bounded rationality and thus less than optimal user responses to competition remedies, driven by insights from the Internet’s architecture and Microsoft’s dominance of computer platform architecture. Thus recent ‘nudge’ concerns by regulatory scholars and competition lawyers echo 1990s concerns by Internet regulation specialists. It is a mark of Internet regulation’s specialisation in Europe, and mainstream regulation and competition law’s failure to fully absorb the insights of that scholarship, that in 2016 the debate surrounding nudges and privacy affecting competition outcomes has yet to reinvent the 1990s wheel of nudge limitations. Learning their Internet regulatory history can help competition and regulation scholars not repeat the lessons of the 1990s Microsoft case. The competition and regulatory aspect of attempts to direct user and market behaviour are a key empirical perspective for regulatory scholars. The Internet is a network and a real-time laboratory for the distribution and manipulation of information, which is why it is unsurprising that the adaption of that information to affect user behaviour has been a commonplace online throughout the history of the Internet.
This document discusses the impact of the internet on political parties and elections. It examines the Dean and Obama presidential campaigns' use of online tools, finding that Dean pioneered internet fundraising and meetups while Obama extensively used social media and small donations. Studies show more people got political information online in 2008 and participation in social networks increased, though worries of extremism also grew. While the internet's potential for more distributed power has not fully materialized, parties have adapted to using it for their advantages.
Visible Effort: A Social Entropy Methodology for Managing Computer-Mediated ...Sorin Adam Matei
A theoretically-grounded learning feedback tool suite, the Visible Effort (VE) Mediawiki extension, is proposed for optimizing online group learning activities by measuring the amount of equality and the emergence of social structure in groups that participate in Computer-Mediated Collaboration (CMC). Building on social entropy theory, drawn from Shannon’s Mathematical Theory of Communication, VE captures levels of CMC unevenness and group structure and visualizes them on wiki Web pages through background colors, charts, and tabular data. Visual information provides users entropic feedback on how balanced and equitable collaboration is within their online group are, while helping them to maintain it within optimal levels. Finally, we present the theoretical and practical implications of VE and the measures behind it, as well as illustrate VE’s capabilities by describing a quasi-experimental teaching activity (use scenario) in tandem with a detailed discussion of theoretical justification, methodological underpinning, and technological capabilities of the approach.
Lee Rainie, Director of Internet, Science, and Technology research at the Pew Research Center, presented this material on December 12, 2016 to a working group at the National Academy of Sciences. The group is exploring how to think about creating an academic discipline around "data science."
This document outlines a research agenda for Web 3.0 technologies focusing on location awareness, ubiquitous collaboration, and their impacts. Key questions are proposed around how location-aware information delivery and contextualization in space affects memorability and knowledge organization, and how optimal collaboration structures can be measured and supported online to enhance learning, content production, and social outcomes. Relevant learning and social theories are discussed. Usability factors like task-fit and multimodal information are also addressed.
Social network websites: best practices from leading servicesFabernovel
This document provides a general background for understanding social network websites and the study of online matchmaking websites and business network websites
This study is only the first step. Distributed under creative commons license, it should be completed and improved through the contribution of external experts, firms and web users as major moves in the industry are expected to occur in the coming months
This document discusses computer-mediated communication (CMC) and diffusion theories. It addresses how CMC has developed from bulletin board systems into the modern internet and social media. CMC plays a central role in online social dynamics and influences how people present their identities online. Diffusion theory examines how new technologies and ideas spread through populations in a process involving different categories of adopters from innovators to laggards. Social media platforms allow for networking and sharing information between connections in ways that can both connect people and potentially distance them from direct interactions.
Adaptive Design implications for Knowledge Organization and Information Retri...Charles Seger
Traditional information systems treat each user session and user independently without learning from past interactions. Adaptive design and adaptive information systems aim to improve this by utilizing patterns learned from individual user behavior and interactions across all users to better tailor the system over time without increasing cognitive load on users.
Footprints: History-Rich Tools for Information Foraging (Wexelblat & Maes, 1999)desy
This document summarizes a research paper that evaluated the Footprints tools, which used interaction history to aid information foraging. The tools included maps, paths, annotations, and signposts to help users navigate a complex information space. An experiment found that while the alternatives generated were similar, users with the Footprints tools visited significantly fewer pages. Experienced but not naive users reported greater satisfaction with the interaction history models. The analysis discussed how social tagging systems like Delicious also capture interaction history in a simpler way.
RESOLVING MULTI-PARTY PRIVACY CONFLICTS IN SOCIAL MEDIANexgen Technology
The document discusses resolving conflicts that arise from sharing items on social media that involve the privacy preferences of multiple users. It proposes a computational mechanism that can adapt to different situations by modeling the concessions users make to reach an agreement. A user study found that the mechanism matched how users would resolve conflicts significantly more than other approaches. The adaptive approach was better able to find solutions that satisfied all parties than static methods of aggregating privacy preferences.
Intelligent access control policies for Social network siteijcsit
This document describes a proposed system for intelligent access control policies for social network sites. It aims to automatically construct access control rules for users' privacy settings with minimal effort from the user. The system extracts features from users' profiles and community structures. It then uses decision tree learning to classify users and predict their access to different data items. The resulting rules are stored in an access control ontology along with existing rules. This allows fine-grained access control policies to be defined and enforced based on relationships and information in the social network ontology.
This document discusses social issues related to the use and design of information systems. It notes that social issues represent one of the most discussed aspects of information systems research and include topics related to the human factors of systems planning, development and use. Some example social issues mentioned include ethics, culture, relationships, human interaction, and security. The document also lists some potential research topics within this area, such as ethical issues, cultural issues, human interaction issues, and relationship issues. Design issues and issues related to the use of information systems are also discussed.
This document provides an overview of social network analysis (SNA) including concepts, methods, and applications. It begins with background on how SNA originated from social science and network analysis/graph theory. Key concepts discussed include representing social networks as graphs, identifying strong and weak ties, central nodes, and network cohesion. Practical applications of SNA are also outlined, such as in business, law enforcement, and social media sites. The document concludes by recommending when and why to use SNA.
RESOLVING MULTI-PARTY PRIVACY CONFLICTS IN SOCIAL MEDIANexgen Technology
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Predicting Cyberbullying on Social Media in the Big Data Era Using Machine Le...JAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Predicting Cyberbullying on Social Media in the Big Data Era Using Machine Learning Algorithms: Review of Literature and Open Challenges
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Network theory examines how relationships between individuals (nodes) connected by interactions (edges) impact organizations. Key concepts include centrality, which measures how well-connected a node is; cliques, which are densely connected subgroups; and structural holes, which are brokers between separate groups. Applying network theory can provide insights into how relationships influence information sharing, collaboration, and social capital within organizations.
The document proposes a methodology for using social network analysis to better understand human behaviors and elicit software requirements for online social networks. It begins with background on online social networks and their failures. It then outlines a novel methodology involving collecting real-world social network data through questionnaires, analyzing the network's structural characteristics like centrality measures, and examining how friendship strength and everyday habits are associated. The case study found unexpected centrality results and demonstrated how social network analysis can provide insights for improved software requirement elicitation.
The document discusses trust in online communities and policy goals and mechanisms for increasing trust. Some key points discussed include:
- Examples of online communities include social networks, virtual worlds like Second Life, and medical communities.
- Policy goals for online communities include building social support networks, reducing geographical barriers to participation, and reducing harm to young users.
- Mechanisms for increasing trust in online communities include reputation systems, embedding interactions in social and institutional contexts, and increasing user understanding and control of personal data sharing.
The document discusses the history and applications of social network analysis. It covers early uses of social network analysis to study small groups and diffusion. Common uses of social network analysis include studying diffusion, social influence, social support, and organizational structure. The document also discusses measures used in social network analysis like density, centrality, and blockmodel analysis. Finally, it examines the rise of social networking on the internet and mobile social applications.
The document discusses how social capital theory can help explain the social effects of the Internet. It argues that individuals and communities with higher levels of social capital, as measured by factors like generalized reciprocity and social ties, will be more socially active online as well as offline. Empirical evidence from studies in Los Angeles and of U.S. states supports this, finding those with more offline social connections and belonging were more likely to make online friends or participate in online groups. The document calls for more research examining social capital and online activity over time and across different communities.
This document provides an overview of Laura Janet Rodriguez's thesis proposal on developing a cognitive artifact to encourage reflective cognition among 18-24 year old social media users. The proposal outlines the research question, sub-questions, areas of investigation, assumptions, justification, limitations, and initial literature review. The research question centers around how a cognitive artifact could be integrated into young adults' social media profile management to encourage reflection on online behavior and the permanence of online information. The proposal assumes it will focus on personal social networks and justifies the need due to legal ambiguity around data privacy and risks faced by 18-24 year olds who are prolific social media sharers.
“무형의 대학”(The New Invisible College) 저자 C. Wagner 교수 초청특강Han Woo PARK
Caroline S. Wagner 박사
미국 오하이오주립대 교수 (현),
국제저명학술지 Science and Public Pollicy 편집위원장 (현)
미국 펜실베니아주립대 교수 (전), 미국랜드연구소 연구원(전)
영남대 제2인문관 201호(문파실), 2015. 10. 23. 금. 오후 3시~5시
주최: BK21+ 글로컬동아시아문화콘텐츠사업단/영남대 사이버감성연구소
문의: 영남대 동아시아문화학과 학과사무실(053-810-4505)
Integration of Bayesian Theory and Association Rule Mining in Predicting User...Editor IJCATR
Bayesian theory and association rule mining methods are artificial intelligence techniques that have been used in various computing fields, especially in machine learning. Internet has been considered as an easy ground for vices like radicalization because of its diverse nature and ease of information access. These vices could be managed using recommender systems methods which are used to deliver users’ preference data based on their previous interests and in relation with the community around the user. The recommender systems are divided into two broad categories, i.e. collaborative systems which considers users which share the same preferences as the user in question and content-based recommender systems tends to recommend websites similar to those already liked by the user. Recent research and information from security organs indicate that, online radicalization has been growing at an alarming rate. The paper reviews in depth what has been carried out in recommender systems and looks at how these methods could be combined to from a strong system to monitor and manage online menace as a result of radicalization. The relationship between different websites and the trend from continuous access of these websites forms the basis for probabilistic reasoning in understanding the users’ behavior. Association rule mining method has been widely used in recommender systems in profiling and generating users’ preferences. To add probabilistic reasoning considering internet magnitude and more so in social media, Bayesian theory is incorporated. Combination of this two techniques provides better analysis of the results thereby adding reliability and knowledge to the results.
Integration of Bayesian Theory and Association Rule Mining in Predicting User...Editor IJCATR
Bayesian theory and association rule mining methods are artificial intelligence techniques that have been used in various
computing fields, especially in machine learning. Internet has been considered as an easy ground for vices like radicalization because
of its diverse nature and ease of information access. These vices could be managed using recommender systems methods which are
used to deliver users’ preference data based on their previous interests and in relation with the community around the user. The
recommender systems are divided into two broad categories, i.e. collaborative systems which considers users which share the same
preferences as the user in question and content-based recommender systems tends to recommend websites similar to those already
liked by the user. Recent research and information from security organs indicate that, online radicalization has been growing at an
alarming rate. The paper reviews in depth what has been carried out in recommender systems and looks at how these methods could be
combined to from a strong system to monitor and manage online menace as a result of radicalization. The relationship between
different websites and the trend from continuous access of these websites forms the basis for probabilistic reasoning in understanding
the users’ behavior. Association rule mining method has been widely used in recommender systems in profiling and generating users’
preferences. To add probabilistic reasoning considering internet magnitude and more so in social media, Bayesian theory is
incorporated. Combination of this two techniques provides better analysis of the results thereby adding reliability and knowledge to the
results.
Visible Effort: A Social Entropy Methodology for Managing Computer-Mediated ...Sorin Adam Matei
A theoretically-grounded learning feedback tool suite, the Visible Effort (VE) Mediawiki extension, is proposed for optimizing online group learning activities by measuring the amount of equality and the emergence of social structure in groups that participate in Computer-Mediated Collaboration (CMC). Building on social entropy theory, drawn from Shannon’s Mathematical Theory of Communication, VE captures levels of CMC unevenness and group structure and visualizes them on wiki Web pages through background colors, charts, and tabular data. Visual information provides users entropic feedback on how balanced and equitable collaboration is within their online group are, while helping them to maintain it within optimal levels. Finally, we present the theoretical and practical implications of VE and the measures behind it, as well as illustrate VE’s capabilities by describing a quasi-experimental teaching activity (use scenario) in tandem with a detailed discussion of theoretical justification, methodological underpinning, and technological capabilities of the approach.
Lee Rainie, Director of Internet, Science, and Technology research at the Pew Research Center, presented this material on December 12, 2016 to a working group at the National Academy of Sciences. The group is exploring how to think about creating an academic discipline around "data science."
This document outlines a research agenda for Web 3.0 technologies focusing on location awareness, ubiquitous collaboration, and their impacts. Key questions are proposed around how location-aware information delivery and contextualization in space affects memorability and knowledge organization, and how optimal collaboration structures can be measured and supported online to enhance learning, content production, and social outcomes. Relevant learning and social theories are discussed. Usability factors like task-fit and multimodal information are also addressed.
Social network websites: best practices from leading servicesFabernovel
This document provides a general background for understanding social network websites and the study of online matchmaking websites and business network websites
This study is only the first step. Distributed under creative commons license, it should be completed and improved through the contribution of external experts, firms and web users as major moves in the industry are expected to occur in the coming months
This document discusses computer-mediated communication (CMC) and diffusion theories. It addresses how CMC has developed from bulletin board systems into the modern internet and social media. CMC plays a central role in online social dynamics and influences how people present their identities online. Diffusion theory examines how new technologies and ideas spread through populations in a process involving different categories of adopters from innovators to laggards. Social media platforms allow for networking and sharing information between connections in ways that can both connect people and potentially distance them from direct interactions.
Adaptive Design implications for Knowledge Organization and Information Retri...Charles Seger
Traditional information systems treat each user session and user independently without learning from past interactions. Adaptive design and adaptive information systems aim to improve this by utilizing patterns learned from individual user behavior and interactions across all users to better tailor the system over time without increasing cognitive load on users.
Footprints: History-Rich Tools for Information Foraging (Wexelblat & Maes, 1999)desy
This document summarizes a research paper that evaluated the Footprints tools, which used interaction history to aid information foraging. The tools included maps, paths, annotations, and signposts to help users navigate a complex information space. An experiment found that while the alternatives generated were similar, users with the Footprints tools visited significantly fewer pages. Experienced but not naive users reported greater satisfaction with the interaction history models. The analysis discussed how social tagging systems like Delicious also capture interaction history in a simpler way.
RESOLVING MULTI-PARTY PRIVACY CONFLICTS IN SOCIAL MEDIANexgen Technology
The document discusses resolving conflicts that arise from sharing items on social media that involve the privacy preferences of multiple users. It proposes a computational mechanism that can adapt to different situations by modeling the concessions users make to reach an agreement. A user study found that the mechanism matched how users would resolve conflicts significantly more than other approaches. The adaptive approach was better able to find solutions that satisfied all parties than static methods of aggregating privacy preferences.
Intelligent access control policies for Social network siteijcsit
This document describes a proposed system for intelligent access control policies for social network sites. It aims to automatically construct access control rules for users' privacy settings with minimal effort from the user. The system extracts features from users' profiles and community structures. It then uses decision tree learning to classify users and predict their access to different data items. The resulting rules are stored in an access control ontology along with existing rules. This allows fine-grained access control policies to be defined and enforced based on relationships and information in the social network ontology.
This document discusses social issues related to the use and design of information systems. It notes that social issues represent one of the most discussed aspects of information systems research and include topics related to the human factors of systems planning, development and use. Some example social issues mentioned include ethics, culture, relationships, human interaction, and security. The document also lists some potential research topics within this area, such as ethical issues, cultural issues, human interaction issues, and relationship issues. Design issues and issues related to the use of information systems are also discussed.
This document provides an overview of social network analysis (SNA) including concepts, methods, and applications. It begins with background on how SNA originated from social science and network analysis/graph theory. Key concepts discussed include representing social networks as graphs, identifying strong and weak ties, central nodes, and network cohesion. Practical applications of SNA are also outlined, such as in business, law enforcement, and social media sites. The document concludes by recommending when and why to use SNA.
RESOLVING MULTI-PARTY PRIVACY CONFLICTS IN SOCIAL MEDIANexgen Technology
TO GET THIS PROJECT COMPLETE SOURCE ON SUPPORT WITH EXECUTION PLEASE CALL BELOW CONTACT DETAILS
MOBILE: 9791938249, 0413-2211159, WEB: WWW.NEXGENPROJECT.COM,WWW.FINALYEAR-IEEEPROJECTS.COM, EMAIL:Praveen@nexgenproject.com
NEXGEN TECHNOLOGY provides total software solutions to its customers. Apsys works closely with the customers to identify their business processes for computerization and help them implement state-of-the-art solutions. By identifying and enhancing their processes through information technology solutions. NEXGEN TECHNOLOGY help it customers optimally use their resources.
Predicting Cyberbullying on Social Media in the Big Data Era Using Machine Le...JAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Predicting Cyberbullying on Social Media in the Big Data Era Using Machine Learning Algorithms: Review of Literature and Open Challenges
To buy this project in ONLINE, Contact:
Email: jpinfotechprojects@gmail.com,
Website: https://www.jpinfotech.org
Network theory examines how relationships between individuals (nodes) connected by interactions (edges) impact organizations. Key concepts include centrality, which measures how well-connected a node is; cliques, which are densely connected subgroups; and structural holes, which are brokers between separate groups. Applying network theory can provide insights into how relationships influence information sharing, collaboration, and social capital within organizations.
The document proposes a methodology for using social network analysis to better understand human behaviors and elicit software requirements for online social networks. It begins with background on online social networks and their failures. It then outlines a novel methodology involving collecting real-world social network data through questionnaires, analyzing the network's structural characteristics like centrality measures, and examining how friendship strength and everyday habits are associated. The case study found unexpected centrality results and demonstrated how social network analysis can provide insights for improved software requirement elicitation.
The document discusses trust in online communities and policy goals and mechanisms for increasing trust. Some key points discussed include:
- Examples of online communities include social networks, virtual worlds like Second Life, and medical communities.
- Policy goals for online communities include building social support networks, reducing geographical barriers to participation, and reducing harm to young users.
- Mechanisms for increasing trust in online communities include reputation systems, embedding interactions in social and institutional contexts, and increasing user understanding and control of personal data sharing.
The document discusses the history and applications of social network analysis. It covers early uses of social network analysis to study small groups and diffusion. Common uses of social network analysis include studying diffusion, social influence, social support, and organizational structure. The document also discusses measures used in social network analysis like density, centrality, and blockmodel analysis. Finally, it examines the rise of social networking on the internet and mobile social applications.
The document discusses how social capital theory can help explain the social effects of the Internet. It argues that individuals and communities with higher levels of social capital, as measured by factors like generalized reciprocity and social ties, will be more socially active online as well as offline. Empirical evidence from studies in Los Angeles and of U.S. states supports this, finding those with more offline social connections and belonging were more likely to make online friends or participate in online groups. The document calls for more research examining social capital and online activity over time and across different communities.
This document provides an overview of Laura Janet Rodriguez's thesis proposal on developing a cognitive artifact to encourage reflective cognition among 18-24 year old social media users. The proposal outlines the research question, sub-questions, areas of investigation, assumptions, justification, limitations, and initial literature review. The research question centers around how a cognitive artifact could be integrated into young adults' social media profile management to encourage reflection on online behavior and the permanence of online information. The proposal assumes it will focus on personal social networks and justifies the need due to legal ambiguity around data privacy and risks faced by 18-24 year olds who are prolific social media sharers.
“무형의 대학”(The New Invisible College) 저자 C. Wagner 교수 초청특강Han Woo PARK
Caroline S. Wagner 박사
미국 오하이오주립대 교수 (현),
국제저명학술지 Science and Public Pollicy 편집위원장 (현)
미국 펜실베니아주립대 교수 (전), 미국랜드연구소 연구원(전)
영남대 제2인문관 201호(문파실), 2015. 10. 23. 금. 오후 3시~5시
주최: BK21+ 글로컬동아시아문화콘텐츠사업단/영남대 사이버감성연구소
문의: 영남대 동아시아문화학과 학과사무실(053-810-4505)
Integration of Bayesian Theory and Association Rule Mining in Predicting User...Editor IJCATR
Bayesian theory and association rule mining methods are artificial intelligence techniques that have been used in various computing fields, especially in machine learning. Internet has been considered as an easy ground for vices like radicalization because of its diverse nature and ease of information access. These vices could be managed using recommender systems methods which are used to deliver users’ preference data based on their previous interests and in relation with the community around the user. The recommender systems are divided into two broad categories, i.e. collaborative systems which considers users which share the same preferences as the user in question and content-based recommender systems tends to recommend websites similar to those already liked by the user. Recent research and information from security organs indicate that, online radicalization has been growing at an alarming rate. The paper reviews in depth what has been carried out in recommender systems and looks at how these methods could be combined to from a strong system to monitor and manage online menace as a result of radicalization. The relationship between different websites and the trend from continuous access of these websites forms the basis for probabilistic reasoning in understanding the users’ behavior. Association rule mining method has been widely used in recommender systems in profiling and generating users’ preferences. To add probabilistic reasoning considering internet magnitude and more so in social media, Bayesian theory is incorporated. Combination of this two techniques provides better analysis of the results thereby adding reliability and knowledge to the results.
Integration of Bayesian Theory and Association Rule Mining in Predicting User...Editor IJCATR
Bayesian theory and association rule mining methods are artificial intelligence techniques that have been used in various
computing fields, especially in machine learning. Internet has been considered as an easy ground for vices like radicalization because
of its diverse nature and ease of information access. These vices could be managed using recommender systems methods which are
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POLICIES FOR MANAGING PRIVACY
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Online Policies for Enabling Financial Companies to Manage Privacy Issues
Name: Sunil Kumar Parisa
Date:03/29/2020
University of Cumberland’s
ABSTRACT
Financial companies are under constant threats in the face of cyber-attacks, which are growing by the day. The companies usually implement measures that primarily focus on the deployment of technologies for suppressing the attacks. They do not consider user policies as essential elements that help curb the vulnerabilities. The policies put in place have a low level of enforceability, which lowers the impact of the plans. The research project will determine the relationship between policy enforceability and the vulnerabilities posed to a system by the internal and external users.
INTRODUCTION
Business companies in the financial sector have the responsibility of ensuring the data that belong to the customers are fully protected. Cyber-crimes are on the rise, and the approaches employed today are not entirely practical. Technological tools and measures are not efficient. They should be complemented by the behavioral standards that suppress the vulnerabilities in all the IT domains (Vincent, Higgs & Pinsker, 2015). Enforceable policies will ensure there is an integration of behavioral and technological measures for promoting data security and privacy.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Financial companies usually emphasize policies that guide the collection of customer and storage as well as access to the data by the internal and external users. These policies are relevant as they promote best practices at both levels. The companies have a belief that these are the areas that need closer monitoring and evaluation. However, the policies put in place are not always enforceable. A lack of enforceability creates a situation where the desired outcomes are not realized (Yeganeh, 2019). It explains why data breaches are still experienced even after such policies are formulated and implemented.
RESEARCH METHOD
To investigate the relationship between enforceability of the policies and the vulnerabilities that business organizations are exposed to, a case study method will be used. It is an essential tool that helps determine a causal relationship (White & McBurney, 2012). Also, it will provide insights that will inform the recommendations that need to be considered by the multiple business organizations in the financial sector. Credible data that are free of confounding variables must be collected, analyzed, and inferences drawn. Two data collection procedures will be utilized as follows.
i. Semi-structured interviews will be conducted to collect diverse data on the design and implementation of user and online policies. The interviewees will offer data that expound on the security and privacy positions of the systems.
ii. Independent observations will be made to inform the behaviors of the users, both internally and externally. The observation ...
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Running head: POLICIES FOR MANAGING PRIVACY
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POLICIES FOR MANAGING PRIVACY
5
Online Policies for Enabling Financial Companies to Manage Privacy Issues
Name: Sunil Kumar Parisa
Date:03/29/2020
University of Cumberland’s
ABSTRACT
Financial companies are under constant threats in the face of cyber-attacks, which are growing by the day. The companies usually implement measures that primarily focus on the deployment of technologies for suppressing the attacks. They do not consider user policies as essential elements that help curb the vulnerabilities. The policies put in place have a low level of enforceability, which lowers the impact of the plans. The research project will determine the relationship between policy enforceability and the vulnerabilities posed to a system by the internal and external users.
INTRODUCTION
Business companies in the financial sector have the responsibility of ensuring the data that belong to the customers are fully protected. Cyber-crimes are on the rise, and the approaches employed today are not entirely practical. Technological tools and measures are not efficient. They should be complemented by the behavioral standards that suppress the vulnerabilities in all the IT domains (Vincent, Higgs & Pinsker, 2015). Enforceable policies will ensure there is an integration of behavioral and technological measures for promoting data security and privacy.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Financial companies usually emphasize policies that guide the collection of customer and storage as well as access to the data by the internal and external users. These policies are relevant as they promote best practices at both levels. The companies have a belief that these are the areas that need closer monitoring and evaluation. However, the policies put in place are not always enforceable. A lack of enforceability creates a situation where the desired outcomes are not realized (Yeganeh, 2019). It explains why data breaches are still experienced even after such policies are formulated and implemented.
RESEARCH METHOD
To investigate the relationship between enforceability of the policies and the vulnerabilities that business organizations are exposed to, a case study method will be used. It is an essential tool that helps determine a causal relationship (White & McBurney, 2012). Also, it will provide insights that will inform the recommendations that need to be considered by the multiple business organizations in the financial sector. Credible data that are free of confounding variables must be collected, analyzed, and inferences drawn. Two data collection procedures will be utilized as follows.
i. Semi-structured interviews will be conducted to collect diverse data on the design and implementation of user and online policies. The interviewees will offer data that expound on the security and privacy positions of the systems.
ii. Independent observations will be made to inform the behaviors of the users, both internally and externally. The observation.
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Human Effects of Enhanced Privacy Management Models
ABSTRACT:
We enhance existing and introduce new social network privacy management models and we
measure their human effects. First, we introduce a mechanism using proven clustering techniques
that assists users in grouping their friends for traditional groupbased policy management
approaches. We found measurable agreement between clusters and user-defined relationship
groups. Second, we introduce a new privacy management model that leverages users’ memory
and opinion of their friends (called example friends) to set policies for other similar friends.
Finally, we explore different techniques that aid users in selecting example friends. We found
that by associating policy temples with example friends (versus group labels), users author
policies more efficiently and have improved perceptions over traditional group-based policy
management approaches. In addition, our results show that privacy management models can
further enhanced by utilizing user privacy sentiment for mass customization. By detecting user
privacy sentiment (i.e., an unconcerned user, a pragmatist or a fundamentalist), privacy
management models can be automatically tailored specific to the privacy sentiment and needs of
the user.
EXISTING SYSTEM:
SOCIAL networking sites are experiencing tremendous adoption and growth. The Internet and
online social networks, in particular, are a part of most people’s lives. eMarketer.com reports that
in 2011, nearly 150 million US Internet users will interface with at least one social networking
site per month. eMarketer.com also reports that in 2011, 90 percent of Internet users ages 18-24
and 82 percent of Internet users ages 25-34 will interact with at least one social networking site
per month. This trend is increasing for all age groups. As the young population ages, they will
continue to leverage social media in their daily lives. In addition, new generations will come to
adopt the Internet and online social networks. These technologies have become and will continue
to be a vital component of our social fabric, which we depend on to communicate, interact, and
socialize.
2. DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM:
Large amount of content coupled with the significant
number of users online makes maintaining appropriate levels of privacy very challenging.
Not efficient.
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
First, there are varying levels of privacy controls, depending on the online site. For example,
some sites make available user profile data to the Internet with no ability to restrict access. While
other sites limit user profile viewing to just trusted friends. Other studies introduce the notion of
the privacy paradox, the relationship between individual privacy intentions to disclose their
personal information and their actual behavior. Individuals voice concerns over the lack of
adequate controls around their privacy information while freely providing their personal data.
Other research concludes that individuals lack appropriate information to make informed privacy
decisions. Moreover, when there is adequate information, short-term benefits are often opted
over long-term privacy. However, contrary to common belief, people are concerned about
privacy. But managing ones privacy can be challenging. This can be attributed to many things,
for example, the lack of privacy controls available to the user, the complexity of using the
controls, and the burden associated with managing these controls for large sets of users.
ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:
An incremental improvement to traditional group-based policy management.
Management—a new paradigm improvement over traditional group-based policy
management.
An incremental improvement to Same-As Policy Management.
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